Rugged charm, unforgettable scenery, and wide open expanse care all typical of Alaska. Breathtaking views, fascinating history, pleasant towns and a relaxed atmosphere ensure that Yukon and Alaska are both enjoyable and memorable.
Yukon
The smallest and most westerly of Canada’s territories, the Yukon takes its name from the meandering waters of the ...
Japan remains for many a captivating enigma; a blend of ancient traditions, imperial grandeur and 21st century innovation that presents one of the most extraordinary destinations there is. From the heritage of its ancient capital Kyoto, to the vibrant streets of Tokyo, it is a land that has emerged as ...
Mozambique has emerged from the turbulent years of its recent history to become one of Africa’s untouched treasures, its beaches and reefs recognised as some of the most spectacular on the continent.
There are two main destinations - Quirimba in Northern Mozambique and Bazaruto in Southern Mozambique, each offers exclusive accommodation.
To ...
This island, slightly smaller than Eire, boasts wild rivers, and World Heritage Parks. With pristine lakes and some of the most unspoilt walking trails in the country, Tasmania provides the perfect place for self drive exploration.
Beginning at Hobart, Tasmania’s capital and most distinctive city, the city combines heritage charm and cultural ...
Argentina is a wonderful mix of culture and nature, from the volcanic peaks and salt lakes of the north, to the breathtaking glaciers of Tierra del Fuego. As the world’s 8th largest country, home to the land of gaucho and tango, Argentina has a rich history and vibrant modern lifestyle ...
The diversity of India’s wildlife is spectacular in the extreme. With Ranthambore, Bandavgarh and Kanha parks representing some of the finest tiger habitats in India and with new areas, such as Pench and Panna, opening up under Project Tiger, the opportunity to include a park within your itinerary is compelling. Why ...
Bales Worldwide is featuring a new and unique rail adventure through Southern India, aboard the decadent Golden Chariot. This new 88 berth luxury train is the latest to launch on the sub continent and joins other great Indian rail experiences, such as the ‘Palace on Wheels’ in Rajasthan, and the ...
As river cruising becomes more and more popular, it isn’t a surprise to see more luxury cruises taking to the water in response to demand from those wishing to discover countries in more sophistication and style.
The M/V Aqua offers luxury exploration trips along the northern Amazon and the Pacaya Samiria ...
The Pousda Picinguaba sits in a unique natural setting, inviting you to interact with nature and local life.
The hotel overlooks a peaceful bay at the heart of the Serra do Mar Natural Park, the tropical rainforest which runs between Rio and São Paulo. Presenting just 10 rooms with each opening ...
The Bay of Fires, Tasmania, has been voted by the Lonely Planet as the number one region to visit in previous years.
Lying on the edge of the Mount William National Park, Captain Tobias Furneaux gave the bay its’ name in 1773, when he saw fires along the beach from the ...
Alongside the outstanding landscapes, the food and wine of New Zealand are high on the list of reasons as to why so many people journey to these islands, and with fantastic special offer on departures throughout 2009, a trip to New Zealand on this 11 day day can be yours ...
From the taj to tigers, Bhutan to backwaters - we have launched our new ‘India and the Subcontinent’ programme continuing throughout 2010 with particular focus on experiences that are ‘off the beaten track’ and opportunities to really get under the skin of this fascinating area. New options include tailor made ...
The iconic Sydney Opera House has joined other famous world structures such as India's Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China when it was inscribed as a World Heritage Building.
Described by the UNESCO Committee as a "daring and visionary experiment that has had an enduring influence on the emergent architecture ...
Botswana offers the ultimate in exclusive safaris. Although more expensive than its neighbouring countries, this unique and luxurious tourist destination offers superb value for money. The jewel in Botswana’s crown is undoubtedly the Okavango Delta, where you can enjoy wildlife, including lion, leopard, wild dog and cheetah, viewing on foot, ...
By Charlie Norton Published: 14 Aug 2009
Aung San Suu Kyi, the Burmese opposition leader, who was sentenced this week to a further 18 months' house arrest, has dropped her opposition to tourism to Burma.
She now believes it can be encouraged, provided it is run through private operations and not through the ...
The smallest of the two main islands that make up New Zealand, North Island is home to a rich variety of landscapes and highlights, from the sub-tropical beauty of Northland and the aquatic pleasures of the Bay of Islands, to the volcanic landscapes of White Island. Around the Bay of ...
Amankora’s Matsutake season in Bhutan
Revered in Japan the pine (matsu) mushroom (take) is the most anticipated of the autumn flavours and is so greatly cherished it is often given as a gift. However the matsutake resembles much more than a kind gesture, or thoughtful gift, it symbolises fertility, good fortunes ...
The Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea is spread across three luxurious enclaves and set amidst a quite sumptuous landscape of gardens, lagoons and pools, surrounded by ancient olive trees, together with bamboo palms providing complete serenity and privacy for guests, this exclusive property redefines opulence and service.
Designed in affectionate tribute ...
